'The Crown': The Best Looks From Seasons 1 & 2 Of The Netflix Series

Vanessa Kirby showed us the meaning of class when she played Princess Margaret, giving us this casual and timeless look! The blazer and scarf combo typically can seem dated, but Kirby manages to keep this look with a twist of modern! Many women even today would wear something like this on a cozy fall day!

Claire Foy stuns in this blue gown. Showing off her delicate pale skin, this dress accentuates all of her features - the translucent glow of her fair complexion, striking blue eyes and dark hair all mould into one cohesive look for the books! While Queen Elizabeth II actually did wear a dress virtually identical, Foy manages to make it her own.

It's impossible for something to not look good on Kirby, but in this scene, we see a forlorn-looking Princess dressed in a gorgeous sage satin gown. While her expression might suggest a more serious tone to the scene, it's hard to ignore the delicate sewing on the bodice, accentuating a pattern that is just perfection. Finished off with jewelry the average woman could only dream of wearing, Kirby takes the cake for one of the most beautiful gowns worn this whole season. 

The aesthetic of the 50s and 60s was just perfection! Claire Foy makes the list yet again with her vacation boat look! The vintage sunglasses, oversized sunhat and beautiful silk scarf is one look even now that would be Instagram-worthy!

While this look is dated and may not be worn by a trendy gen-Z today, this look is still absolutely gorgeous when Claire Foy wore it! The monochrome brown against the snowy backdrop took our breath away!

Lia Williams played the suspicious Nazi sympathizer, Wallis Simpson, and while her morals may be questionable, her fashion sense most definitely is not! In every shot, Wallis was seen in something fabulous, but there's no doubt that this one has to take the cake! The colour of her dress, the draped cardigan and the delicate pearl choker are glamourous. But what really makes the look is those shoes! We'll take those in every colour, please!

Erin Doherty, who played Princess Anne, was a teenager during the 60s, and because of this had some funky and fun outfits! Our favourite goes to this little orange number, a knitted mini dress! The shoulder decal, the buckles on the sleeve, is all just a subtle accent that makes this dress far from plain! Even today, this dress could be worn!

Emma Corrin played Princess Diana flawlessly, and in this scene, we really get a glimpse of just how much the two look alike. While this dress isn't exactly a carbon copy of the original, Corrin nailed the mannerisms, and in this purple gown looked absolutely stunning!

And yet another Princess Margaret look! Vanessa Kirby once again made vintage timeless with this unique patterned coat, leather gloves and cat eye sunglasses! Finishing the look with a classic red lip, Kirby makes the list again for a look we can't forget!

Lady Di shook the world in real life with her beauty, and Emma Corrin yet again exudes the People's Princess in this classic Royal moment! Wearing a white flowy dress akin to the original, the effortlessness of how pretty Corrin looks is just another example of perfect costume design!